Inquests on the London funeral rioting verdicts debated
The London inquests on two men shot at the Queen's funeral riot yield mixed results. One jury returns wilful murder against an unnamed Life Guardsman while the other finds no such fault, prompting editorials praising juries yet opposing the verdicts as mob influenced. The piece condemns mob violence, defends soldiers, and criticizes metropolitan press partisanship.
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London
Waithman
Cumberland-gate
Kensington
Middlesex
Liverpool Courier
Cumberland Gate
Alexander
Gore
Bow-street
Spratt
Frances
Wade
Nathaniel Wild
House of
Messrs. Cohen
Great St. Helen's
Crescent
Union-street
Whitechapel
Pate
M.ily
Messrs
Hammersley and Co
Pall Me
Praed and Co
Fleet-street
Essrs
Fryland, Chapman, Bankers
St. Mildred's Court
Poultry
Adjourned inquest into Richard Honey body delays over Gore absence
The ninth day of the adjourned inquest into Richard Honey’s death saw tensions rise as Lieut Gore’s absence was debated. Officers and counsel clashed over attendance and procedural rights while witnesses, including George Poland and James Denger, gave cautious testimony amid threats received by counsel.
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Richard Honey
Adolphus
Witneasea
Counsel
Adelphus
Conanza
Browm
Blaikie
King’s Bench
Gore
Mr. Blaikie
Paris
Oakes
George Poland
Oxford-street
Honey
Germany
James Denger
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Gale Jones
Benbow
Francis
Westminster
Hyde Park
Nightsbridge
Glasgow Courier
Yeaterday
Hyde Park Hotel
Henson
Snn
Life Guards
Che
Benson
Adulphus
Pest
MQ Theatre Royal Drury-Lane
HP Oyal Society of Literature
Greece
Jonsen
Islands
Dartmoor
Hemans
L. Yeates
S. L’remium
Council Room
Edinburgh Review
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
A. Constable and Co
Edinburgh
T Christian
Wigmore-street
Strand
Patokinerercereche Mathematical, and Commercial Institution
Brussels
Rom Woodford
Essex
Church of England
Z Vaspy, Esq
Brunswick-square
W. Tox
Jésq
Bartholomew
Jane
J. M. Richardson
Cornhill
High Court of Chancery
Manley
Tottenham-street
Fitzroy Square
High Court of
Chenery
Matt Apsintt
William Dspommne
Wardour-street
St. James
Liberty
Estminster
Chalfont St. Giles
Bucks
Joseph’ Jekyll
Hisq
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Joan Thomas
Bouverie-street
Simpson
Samuel Compton Cox
Southampton-buildings
G. Tomlinson, Bennell
TN Bypward
Edward O’ Reilly and Co
Robert Compton Marr
Rathbone-place
Chapman
London Gazette
England
John Wright
Quality Court
Commission
KR. Clutterbuck
O’ Glock
Aldersgate-street
Neiddlesex Hospital
Southey
Ashburner
Wood
Merriman
Ley
Great Windmill-street
Wilson
Charles Bell
Middlesex Hospital
Shaw
Bell
Webb-street
Maze-pond
Edward Grainger
Cholmeley
Allen
Bostock
Askin
Millington
Back
Haighton
Blundell
Salisbury
Botanic Garden
Chelsea
N.B
St. Tomas’s Hospital
Stocker
Guy’s Hospital
Guy's Hospital
County of York
A. Z
Steel
Chancery Lane
M. Arman and Co. Linen Drapers, &c
Bishopsgate
Crosby Square
Zansons
Gome
Seven Oaks
G.ml
Copthall Court
Throgmorton-street
FEXO
Melksham
Wilts
Conastegcope
feHou Breskleee
Lahee
Bruton-street
Hanover-square
Fexhames Ditton
Thames
Hampton É Cour
Jorner
Kingston
Hampton Court
Rainy
Conduit-street
Dianoversquahd Parisa
Devon
Felill
Capel
Dorking
Surrey
Worthing
Michaelmas
Righton
Nuffolk
Norfolk
Rushford Lodge
Thetford
John Bart
Rushford
Anted
G.G. Br. Whitely
E. W
No. 5
White Conduit-street
Pentonville
Y Fon
Isambard‘street
Blankston
Evten
Eyton
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